This indoor mall of vintage and retro goods has been in business for years. Each booth is rented…read moreby an individual who fills their space with an assortment of vintage and retro pieces. Google says, to be an antique, the item has to be a 100 years old or older. Not sure how many actual antiques you'll find in Hoover's but you make your way through this large space, selecting things you plan to purchase, and pay for all of your doodads at a central cash wrap at the front of the store. Cash and/or credit cards accepted. Like many flea markets, thrift stores, vintage shops--prices have gotten high. You definitely need to set a price you're willing to pay for something and walk away if it's over your budget. A couple of booths were offering 50% off the marked price. I scored a few bargains. Whether you buy anything or not, there's lots to look at and you can fill a few leisurely hours. I wish the staff working the front desk would be more careful with items they ring-up and wrap-up for customers. Items are carefully chosen throughout the mall and one clank on the cash wrap counter and the item is chipped. I've observed this is a common occurrence at other businesses, like Hoover's, too. All of them need to treat the customers' selections with more care. Parking lot available in front of the entrance.

From the owner: Antiques, collectibles, vintage items, furniture, gifts, home decor, toys...and so on and so on…read more Hoover's Mall...we've got it all! Hoover's Have All Mall is celebrating our 28th year in business. Harlan and Patty Hoover brought the Mall to Claremore, Oklahoma, in 1986. With over 40 individually owned shops, Hoover's Mall was the first Antique Mall in Claremore, the second Mall in the state. We are located in the old lumber yard across from Pixley Lumber, next to the train tracks on Will Rogers Blvd. Come see what treasures you can find!

This might be the largest of the malls of vintage items and collectibles off the highway in…read moreChouteau. It's the same format as all of them. Assorted vendors with booths selling their wares. The booths are manned for the most part. There were a few booth renters there the day I was in. They were re-arranging their merchandise to freshen-up their spaces for maximized sales. All sales are made at one central cash wrap area up front. The place is laid out in an organized manner. There were some bargains to be had if you know your stuff. I am almost certain re-sellers on eBay or Etsy would have a difficult time finding much to resell because average prices on things were already inflated. Nonetheless, if you are looking to finish out your personal collection or simply enjoy browsing, this will provide at least an hour or more of fun.

Drove several hours from Springfield MO to Pryor to check out antique shops with the wife. This one…read morewas by far the best out of all the shops in town. Definitely the largest shop, and well stocked with all manner of magical memories to remind you what it's like to be a kid in a candy store again. Save a few hours to spend walking through here, but don't break the bank to do it because everything is pretty reasonable priced.

Good place to spend the day and shop and eat good selection of stores and food and snacksread more

Four years this has been the premier shopping destination in Oklahoma in the Tulsa area. They have…read moresome of the best stores in the area. This includes the Lego store, Nordstrom, Macy's, Dillards, JCPenney, lots of specialty shops, and James Avery. It's clean well maintained and is centrally located in a nice area of Tulsa. They also have lots of good food options in and around the mall. We enjoy shopping here. I had a great time this weekend visiting.

If you are looking for that special gift commemorating your first speeding ticket, arrest,…read moremanhandling, or threatening a cop citation, in the great town of Adair, Mandi has you covered. It's nice that others must respect my authority, but If I had friends I'd want them to give me gifts from Farmgirls Vintage Country Charm.

From the owner: We specialize in new & old Vintage Home Decor; Also make Rustic Custom Built Furniture. We are…read morelocated in a cute boutique "Cherry Red Market" which is full of talented vendors & unique gifts!

I was very disappointed today to find out that The Tulsa Flea Market was closed! After driving in…read moreto Tulsa about 35 miles. Apparently they aren't open every Saturday.

We love this flea! Lots of a variety of vendors, with a ton of vintage booths to choose from…read more There are some folks who sell newer stuff, abut the majority are vintage and antiques. This is definitely a great place to spend a Saturday morning wandering and shopping.

Super cool store in downtown Claremore. I had seen its cool storefront for some time but have…read morenever ventured in. (I love Christmas shopping on the weekends!) They have some great brands like Patagonia and Made in Oklahoma shaving and grooming products. Their store brand T-shirts are hipster cool. I was cracking up at Reagan/Bush '84 sweat shirts. There's a great barbershop in the back corner. Look carefully or you will miss it. I think I will be doing a lot of shopping here, Christmas and otherwise.

I'm glad they got a Yelp page. I loved The District and was sad when it closed but I've already…read morepurchased some clothing items from Honeysuckle like a distressed long jean jacket that I thought was very reasonably priced. The last time I was in, there probably wasn't as much merchandise as The District had but it was good quality stuff. Make it a stop if you're in downtown Claremore.

From the owner: The District on Main in downtown Claremore, OK is your one stop shop for all of your clothing needs…read morefor special occasions. At The District on Main, we are a fashion forward boutique with trendy and classic clothing appropriate for all ages at affordable prices. We also offer unique gifts and we have a huge assortment of cards for any special occasion. We proudly carry brands such as Brighton, Kendra Scott, Free People, Frye Boots, TOMS shoes, Lauren James, LivyLu, Jadelynn Brooke, Tribal Sportswear, Ivy Jane, Caldrea, Nora Fleming, Musee, Blue Q, Dear John Denim, Articles of Society, Swell, Corksicle, Kate Spade and much more..

Downtown Claremore has several thrift stores and vintage malls. These couple of blocks cater to…read morethe tourists driving Route 66. Especially the vintage malls. The prices at Thrift Harbor are on the higher side as thrift stores go, but all thrift stores are marking merchandise up more than years ago. You might find a bargain if you look closely. Thrift Harbor has the typical thrift store assortment. Clothing, shoes, home goods, toys and a few collectibles. This thrift store is fairly large compared to some of the other ones in town. There is street parking in front of the store.

The store is nice, but the manager that was there in Sat. Sept 28th was so very unprofessional!!…read moreThey had a sign in the window for 50% off clothing, I picked out a pair of overalls for my son and when I got to the counter they wanted to charge me full price. They called the manager a surly elderly woman to the counter who said "oh thats not included" take it leave it". I tried to tell her that coveralls are considered clothing and if not they should have put "all clothing except coveralls" I paid for my items and wheeled the cart to the area where the carts are by the door and she came around the counter and jerked the basket out of my hand and start throwing my bags at me hitting me in the face with a bag that has shoes and 2 muffin pans in it.saying "you're not taking my cart out!" Which I had no intention of doing! I was already taking my bags out of it. I just had surgery on my mouth on Friday and the bag she threw at me really hurt! I had to call the police on her for assaulting me! Needless to say i will never go back! So BEWARE OF THE MANAGEMENT AT THRIFT HARBOR, and the FALSE ADVERTISIZING, that's the sign they should post.

This new business (conveniently located off HWY 75) is a unique boutique…read more Need a Tee with a retro feel? Need a funky, flowing top? Need some Pendleton? What about some vintage tableware? Unique jewelry? Unusual gift items? Bluestem has all of these wonderful things and more. You must stop by here if you're traveling between Tulsa and Bartlesville. (And, if coming from Tulsa, it's a lot close than that other mercantile!) :)

Came here on a chilly Saturday and everything was dead. 3 shops were open, but it was not what I…read moreexpected from everyone's reviews. It was like no one had hung out there since before Covid. Oh well, there is a beautiful mural across the street you should check out

Old shipping containers become useful again in a whole new way at The Boxyard. Arranged in a U…read moreshape with two levels you can find all you need for a good time. Murals on the boxes are great selfie taking backgrounds, indoor and outdoor seating is available to enjoy 2 different restaurants, candy and ice cream from Boxyard venders. There is also a liquor store, convenience store, barber, skate shop, soap and clothing store from what we were able to check out. It's a small but funky, indy and trendy little spot that would be perfect for a date or night out with friends. I'll review the 2 shops we were able to check out separately but this place as a whole is pretty awesome.